But I imagine you would have to do something pretty far outside the universe of landlord-ing to have to worry about having a suit brought against you. 

I'm seeing a lot of sub $100k properties around the university.

You may be full of hope or you may be a Houston sports fan.I wish there was some universal game plan for life in general and real estate business in particular.

These benefits may be available to you and allow service members to work with or intern with accredited and unaccredited agencies, including real estate professionals.

These towns are also close to Rutgers University campus. 

The current measure PROP 21 is very similar to a previous measure that was soundly defeated in 2018.However, the current proposal seeks to deftly exploit the ongoing Covid-19 economic crises notwithstanding the numerous financial and operational hardships already being borne by the landlording community.Therefore it's vitally important that the landlording community (in all states) recognize these harmful initiatives and the nearly universal long-term counterproductive effects that they have had in practice.

I have heard from some books I have read about "Home depot university" where you can go to a store and learn more about paint, tile , fixtures etc.

What I did was find someone who was investing locally, and picked their brain, also attending internet university to find out everything I could about my specific county that I wanted to invest in!

@Jay PragasamTo be honest, I don’t understand why a LLC is necessary since your skin in the project is limited to your investment as a limited partner There is no collateral for your investment anyway as compared to single family investing There are syndicators whose minimum investment is $25k to $50k but may be open to accredited investors only .

Yes, I’m definitely trying to do my research on the different housing rules for the universities in the area to see if there is one that makes more sense.